NEW CSS3 MENU

New CSS3 Menu

It's my first article about newcss3menu.blogspot.com. I explain to you why I build this blog because I want to help my developer brothers. I have a hard time to find a good website menu for my site in past. so I decide to build a blog for website menu where I can post menu list.in my blog posts, you can find all kind of css3 menu, javascript menu, animation menu, simple menu, responsive menu, mobile menu, drop down menu, vertical menu, flyout menu, horizontal menu, tabbed menu, Jquery menu, accordion menu, breadcrumb menus list.I am still working on improving blog to help others. my first goal is to post at last 100 good menu posts if any of you have a good idea for my future posts then please tell me your ideas in the comments.

16+ Responsive Menus Tutorials | HTML5 | CSS3

CSS3, HTML5, Menu, Responsive, Top List

Here is a collection of Responsive Menus that you can use to build your own website.

➧ Best 100 Great CSS Horizontal and Vertical Menu Tutorials

➧ 22+ Free HTML5 CSS3 jQuery DropDown Menus List

Top 5 Free 3D Responsive Menus Navigations for Mobile 2016

Below we have compiled a list of 5 free mobile menu navigation that are built to be responsive. Each menu is built using HTML, CSS, and jQuery to ensure that whatever device your users are on, the navigation will be displayed clearly.

1

3D Responsive Mobile Menu Bar

A very nice 3D responsive navigation bar that will get that modern look to your site and work perfectly for mobile devices.
http://cssmenumaker.com/menu/3d-navigation-bar
2

Responsive Flat Menu for Mobile Devices

A responsive flat menu with two submenus, great to organize categories.
http://cssmenumaker.com/menu/responsive-flat-menu
3

Flat jQuery Mobile Responsive Menu

A Flat jQuery Responsive Menu, beautiful and elegant, especially for light themed webpages.
http://cssmenumaker.com/menu/flat-jquery-responsive-menu
4

Animated Responsive Drop Down Mobile Menu

A very clean Animated Responsive Drop Down Menu ready to use in your web application.
http://cssmenumaker.com/menu/animated-responsive-drop-down-menu
5

Textured Responsive Mobile Drop Down Menu

A Textured Responsive Drop Down Menu that will take an existing multi-level menu and convert it to a dropdown for mobile.
http://cssmenumaker.com/menu/textured-responsive-drop-down-menu

Seems like there's always an unusual case where you want to create a Blogger blog with a static home page instead of the reverse order blog posts instead. I see this question quite often in the forums and support pages of other sites. Though this isn't a typical configuration for Blogger, the recent changes in the new layout editor have made this easier than ever without having to spend time editing the template code as you had in the past.

Add the Static Home Page
The first step is to simply create a static page in Blogger called something like 'Home Page' from the Blogger Pages menu item. Don't call it 'Home' yet because we're going to alter the home link later. When you click on the 'Pages' left menu item in the Blogger editor main menu you'll see that there is already a 'Home' link on the screen. Ignore that for now--just go up to the 'New Page' drop down box and select the 'Blank page' option:

You'll now be in the Page editor which looks a lot like the Blogger Post editor. At the top enter a page name such as 'Home Page' or 'Main Page' for now and some default text - we'll alter it later. Just go ahead and press 'Publish':

You should now see two pages in your list; 'Home' and 'Home Page' like so:

Now that you've created a static page, the next steps are are a bit tricky since you need to make sure your static page becomes 'Home' and the old Home link is hidden especially if you want to use menus.

Redirecting the Blogger Home Page to a Static Page
The great thing about the new Blogger template is that you can redirect pages to other pages now in the 'Settings' menu. Oddly, it is buried deep within the Blogger settings under 'Search Preferences':

Go ahead and choose the 'Edit' text link just to the right of the 'Custom Redirect' item. Now, this is a very critical step - be sure to enter the following text into the From: and To: boxes in the Redirect dialog:

In the From: box enter only a forward slash - "/". In the To: box enter the exact page name - in our case it was "/p/home-page.html". All Blogger static pages have a /p in front of the URL. You can see that the html name was the page title we used, so if you used something else for your title like 'Main Page' then the html would be /p/main-page.html.

Go ahead and press the little 'Save' text link and then the 'Save changes' button highlighted in the image above. What's now going to happen is that your main URL will redirect to the static page you've created. Go ahead and try to access your blog now - you should go directly to the new static page from the main URL.

All is good, right?? Well, not quite. If you want to enable visible tabs for Pages on your template the problem is going to be that you'll have two menu items called 'Home' and 'Home Page' on the tab bar both redirecting to your static page. However, if you don't care to add Pages as tabs (they're not enabled by default) - you can stop at this point. Your static home page is ready to go!

Enabling Tabs for a Static Blogger Homepage

The very last step is to hide the original Home page link and add a page link to your blog pages so that the visible tabs work correctly. First, enable tabs from the Pages menu:

Be sure to press 'Save arrangement' in the upper right of the screen (not seen here)! When you go to your home page you should now see the tab bar across the top of your blog. However, now when you click on either Home or Home Page you're going directly to your new static page. What you have to do at this point is hide the original 'Home' Page using the Layout editor. Open the Layout using the editor from the Blogger main menu:

Choose the 'Edit' text link in the Pages item within the layout. This is going to allow you to hide particular pages. Once you open the Pages layout editor you'll notice that you can hide certain pages:

Be sure to un-select the check box right next to the 'Home' page to make sure it stays hidden. Press 'Save' to hide that particular tab.

The final step is to add another Page that links to the blog posts directly. This isn't something you have to do - your blog posts can still show on the right sidebar in the layout. However, if you do want to get back to the main blogging page that has the last posts together, you'll need to add a link back to them. Once we changed the Home page link to the static page there's no longer any links to the main Posts page.

NOTE (March 2014): Blogger has moved this function from the Pages section below to the Pages Gadget above. You don't add external links here but add them in the Gadget - will be updated soon. Go back into the main Blogger Page menu to add your link back as a menu tab. The first thing you'll notice is that the old Home page is now Hidden:

The key final step here is that you will be creating a 'Web Address' page instead of an actual Page. Create a new web address page called something like 'My Blog' to be your link to the Posts like this:

The link you need to enter is simply your full main, blog page URL (in my example page it is http://newcss3menu.blogspot.com/) with the addition of '/index.html' added to the end of it like this:

You're done!!

one of the most frequently asked questions for new WordPress users is how to remove the “Powered by WordPress” link. Of course, it’s a nice thing to do to leave it in there, but WordPress is licensed under the GPL, so there’s no need to worry if you want to remove it. Perhaps you don’t want to advertise to the world that your site runs on WordPress. Here are 2 Easy Ways to Remove the “Powered by WordPress” Link from your site’s footer:

#1: Remove it Using CSS

Method one is perhaps the simplest way. Go to your dashboard and find Appearance >> Editor and then select your style.css file. Paste this in there and you’re good to go:

#site-generator {
display: none;

}

#2: Remove it from footer.php

In your WordPress dashboard go to Appearance >> Editor and remove the section that looks like this:

+

<div id="site-generator"> <?php do_action( 'twentyten_credits' ); ?> <a href="<?php echo esc_url( __('http://wordpress.org/', 'twentyten') ); ?>" title="<?php esc_attr_e('Semantic Personal Publishing Platform', 'twentyten'); ?>" rel="generator"> <?php printf( __('Proudly powered by %s.', 'twentyten'), 'WordPress' ); ?> </a> </div><!-- #site-generator -->

List Of Top 10 Inspirational Bloggers In The World

Top 10 List

Whether you’re an aspiring blogger or just looking for a little inspiration in your life, here’s a list of 10 inspirational bloggers who all started out as, well… bloggers. Enjoy!

1. (GaryVaynerchuk.com) Meet Gary Vaynerchuk.
He’s a very loud and charismatic New Yorker who gained internet fame as the crazy and outgoing host of Wine Library TV, a video blog that obsessively talked about everything related to wine. Through online video blogging, he built his wine business from a $3-million-dollar-a-year wine retail store to a $60 million dollar wine wholesale business. Gary Vaynerchuk has built a multi-million dollar empire relating to his personal brand. He’s a two-time best-selling author and co-founder of Vayner Media, a very large digital marketing agency that works with some of the largest brands in the world. He’s been featured in The Wall Street Journal, GQ, and Time Magazine, as well as appeared on Late Night with Conan O’Brien and The Ellen DeGeneres Show.

2. (SEOmoz.org) Meet Rand Fishkin.
Rand Fiskin is a college dropout who started blogging about SEO (Search Engine Optimization) back in 2004 while working for a family-run web development company. He was also providing SEO consulting services to a few small clients. SEOmoz has since left the consulting business and instead focuses exclusively on creating awesome SEO software, as well as supporting a large community with educational resources related to the search industry. It is rumored that the company generates millions of dollars each and every month from its software and subscription services. The company also raised $18 million in 2012, which it has been using to acquire other companies. Rand is still actively running the company and occasionally posts on the main blog.

3. (SmartPassiveIncome.com)Meet Pat Flynn.
Pat is one of the most inspirational bloggers in the world. After losing his job a few years into his career, he was forced to scramble to support his growing family. He started a website called “SmartPassiveIncome.com” to track his progress with various websites and online money making projects. He has since built a massive following and readership thanks to his transparency and honesty. Still to this day, Pat discloses his monthly earnings to readers, which has inspired countless individuals. Pat currently attends industry conferences, runs a regular podcast for his readers, and spends as much time as he can with his family. Over the last 6 months, Pat has earned, on average, around $50,000 USD per month.

4. (Copyblogger.com) Meet Brian Clark.
Brian Clark is the founder of Copyblogger. He started the blog back in 2006 as a resource for entrepreneurs to learn to be better copywriters, content marketers, and all around “kings of content.” The blog has since grown to become an authority on creating killer content for the web. With 100k+ subscribers, Brian got smart and leveraged his readership to launch Copyblogger Media, which launched several spinoff companies. These software companies include Scribe, Synthesis, Premise, and StudioPress. The genius behind his business model is that his loyal readers love him and line up to buy the marketing software his company creates. Brian is still very active in the day-to-day of running Copyblogger.

5. (thedishdaily.com) Meet Andrew Sullivan.
Andrew started his blog, The Daily Dish, near the end of 2000. By the middle of 2003, he was receiving about 300,000 unique visits per month. Just this year, Sullivan made some big changes and decided to leave his other his other blogging gigs (formerly at TIME, The Atlantic, and The Daily Beast) to work on The Daily Dish full-time. On launch day in 2013, the blog reportedly took in over $330,000 in recurring revenue, charging an average of $20/month to readers.

6. (TMZ.com) Meet Harvey Levin.
Harvey is an American lawyer, legal analyst, blogger, and celebrity reporter. His website TMZ is a leading authority on celebrity gossip. You can frequently see Harvey hosting his own TV show or appearing as a guest on celebrity related matters on CNN, FOX, and other networks. He managed to leverage the popularity of his blog to build a personal brand for himself.

7. (TechCrunch.com) Meet Michael Arrington.
Michael is one of my favorite bloggers of all time. He started out as a mergers and acquisitions lawyer working on tech deals in California. After realizing his passion for the startup world, he decided to start a tech blog called TechCrunch.com, where he profiled and reviewed some of the best up-and-coming tech companies and entrepreneurs from around the world. TechCrunch became one of the most widely read blogs in the tech industry, and as a result, it was Acquired by AOL for $30 Million dollars. Michael used the proceeds of the sale to become an angel investor and to set up his own investment fund, CrunchFund, to invest in startups. Today, Arrington is still considered to be a mover and shaker in the valley.

8. (Fourhourworkweek.com/blog) Meet Tim Ferriss.
Tim is a self-proclaimed life hacker who built a massive following online through his blog posts. He is the author of the “4 Hour Work Week” which became an instant bestseller. He has also gone on to publish two other best-selling books. He’s a frequent lecturer around the globe. He has also popularized the idea of “lifestyle design” and living an unconventional life. Tim is credited with popularizing the “internet lifestyle” or the ability of lifestyle entrepreneurs to work on their laptops from wherever in the world.

9. (TimothySykes.com) – Meet Timothy Sykes.
Tim started blogging to document how he turned $12,000 of his Bar-Mitzvah Money into over $1 million dollars. He has gained internet fame for being an authority on Penny Stock trading. His blog has hundreds of thousands of visitors, which has allowed him to launch additional companies like Profit.ly, which educate other traders on trader strategies. He can frequently be seen making television appearances on ABC, CNN, FOX, and CNBC about stock market matters.

10. (Problogger.net) Meet Darren Rowse.
Darren is another blogger who you have to know about. He started blogging as a hobby. He blogged about the Olympics and his passion for photography, then eventually started Problogger, a website dedicated to helping other bloggers. Darren is currently a full-time blogger and started making money from advertising deals, affiliate programs, adsense, and selling an e-book. Darren has gained quite a bit of fame online and was named to the Forbes Internet Celebrity list in 2007. He lives in Melbourne, Australia, with his family and still makes a full-time living from blogging!

Simple Style Pure CSS3 Dropdown Menu

CSS3, Menu

Simple Style yet amazing dropdown menu in pure CSS3. This code does not uses child selector >, although that might be prefered when there are multiple levels. Nice touch of CSS3 box-shadow, transition and text-shadow to achieve better user interface and interaction.

HTML

<ul><li>Home</li>
<li>About</li>
<li>
    Portfolio
    <ul>
      <li>Web Design</li>
      <li>Web Development</li>
      <li>Illustrations</li>
    </ul>
</li>
<li>Blog</li>
<li>Contact</li>
</ul>

CSS

body {
font-family: 'Lucida Grande', 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
font-size: 13px;
text-align: center;
}

ul {
text-align: left;
display: inline;
margin: 0;
padding: 15px 4px 17px 0;
list-style: none;
-webkit-box-shadow: 0 0 5px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15);
-moz-box-shadow: 0 0 5px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15);
box-shadow: 0 0 5px rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.15);
}
ul li {
font: bold 12px/18px sans-serif;
display: inline-block;
margin-right: -4px;
position: relative;
padding: 15px 20px;
background: #fff;
cursor: pointer;
-webkit-transition: all 0.2s;
-moz-transition: all 0.2s;
-ms-transition: all 0.2s;
-o-transition: all 0.2s;
transition: all 0.2s;
}
ul li:hover {
background: #555;
color: #fff;
}
ul li ul {
padding: 0;
position: absolute;
top: 48px;
left: 0;
width: 150px;
-webkit-box-shadow: none;
-moz-box-shadow: none;
box-shadow: none;
display: none;
opacity: 0;
visibility: hidden;
-webkit-transiton: opacity 0.2s;
-moz-transition: opacity 0.2s;
-ms-transition: opacity 0.2s;
-o-transition: opacity 0.2s;
-transition: opacity 0.2s;
}
ul li ul li {
background: #555;
display: block;
color: #fff;
text-shadow: 0 -1px 0 #000;
}
ul li ul li:hover { background: #666; }
ul li:hover ul {
display: block;
opacity: 1;
visibility: visible;
}

How To Remove Blogger Attribution Gadget With CSS Code

Blogger

Attribution is the gadget in your Blogger Theme footer that says "Powered By Blogger" and If you try to remove this then you may noticed this gadget is locked . to remove your blogger theme attribution gadget. you have to follow Next steps.

Step #1: Log in to your Dashboard, go to Template > Edit HTML

Step #2: Click anywhere inside the code area and press the CTRL + F keys to open the Blogger' search box

Type or paste the following tag inside the search box then hit Enter to find it:

</head>

Step #3: Just above </head> add this code:

<style>
#Attribution1 {
display: none;
}
</style>

Step #4: Click on the Save Template button to save the changes.

That was all !

A Different Top Navigation Menu

Demo | Download | Tutorial

When designing a new site, web designers usually face the age-old question: vertical or horizontal navigation? There are pros and cons to both solutions. One example being horizontal navigation limits the number of links you can have due to a limited page width. This is usually solved by including a drop down system. However, if you are attempting to make your particular site stand out, you might consider thinking outside the "norm".

In this tutorial, we will be doing precisely that. We will use jQuery to create a different multi-layered horizontal navigation system that is still intuitive enough for anyone to use for the first time More...

Here is a collection of Responsive Menus that you can use to build your own website.

16. Sliding single-level menu

15. Whirling CSS3 dropdown menu

14. Css3 Responsive Menu version Facebook

13. Simple CSS3 Responsive menu

12. Space-saving drop-down menu with subtle effects

11. Responsive Retina-Friendly Menu

10. Responsive Multi-Level Navigation

9. FlexNav Responsive Menus

8. A Responsive Drop Down Navigation Menu

7. Responsive Navigation Menu

6. Responsive Toggle Menu

5. Animated jPanelMenu

4. Responsive Navigation Menu

3. Simple Responsive Navigation

2. CSS3 Responsive Menu

1. Simple & Responsive Mobile First Navigation

1

3D Responsive Mobile Menu Bar

2

Responsive Flat Menu for Mobile Devices

3

Flat jQuery Mobile Responsive Menu

4

Animated Responsive Drop Down Mobile Menu

5

Textured Responsive Mobile Drop Down Menu

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